Malaysia Tatler

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Based in Sabah, East Malaysia, Venice Foo is a self-taught mural artist who had taken to needlework after realising her knack for the medium. And while the idyllic landscapes of Sabah is one of the artist’s key inspirations when it comes to her work,

Denver Life Magazine

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By David LaChapelle Revel in never-before-published works that aim “to photograph that which can’t be photographed,” as LaChapelle tackles the concept of mortality. $95 By Rainer Zerbst The legacy of Antoni Gaudí lives on in this captivating tribute

Digital Camera World

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Spring is here, but many of us still need to stay close to home. This special section helps you get the most out of your time indoors or your daily local walk: our creative projects are easy to attempt, but give great results that bring fresh approac

Living Etc

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Drum roll please for Studio by Fromental, which is harnessing the brand’s expertise in hand-painted wallcoverings for the launch of a collection of ready-made decorative panels – in a choice of 10 expressive designs in 35 colourways – that transform

Newsweek

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As the world slowly emerges from pandemic shutdowns, opportunities to visit museums and see art in person are once again becoming more plentiful. And just in time, because this year, there are so many new art museums and innovative visual art exhibit

Ideal Home

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Inspired by Parisian galleries, hand-drawn shapes in a sophisticated colourway echo the trend for linear art. Atelier in Sage, £45 a roll, Albany x Mini Moderns at Wallpaper Direct Reminiscent of classical still life paintings, delicate blooms in

Aperture

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It began with photographs of Farrah Fawcett. Raymond Donahue, a young showroom decorator for IKEA, had plastered the walls and ceiling of his bedroom in the small New Jersey bungalow he shared with his mother with black-and-white photocopies of Fawce

The English Home

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The marriage of blue and white is an ever harmonious one. Timeless, elegant and fresh, it works for all manner of patterns – and in our edit of new collections (p72) we see it works beautifully in a contemporary way, too. Here a Japanese scene with p

Artists & Illustrators

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Artists & Illustrators is proud to support The British Art Prize 2021, in association with Viking, the award-winning cruise line. This major new national open art competition will provide artists of all ages and abilities with a platform to gain exp

Amateur Photographer

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The YMCA Snapshot from Home League was a scheme in which homesick soldiers could write in to request a photo of the family back home, and the YMCA would send the closest of its 11,000 volunteer amateur photographers to that soldier’s house and take t

Southwest Art

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MANITOU GALLERIES is known for shows with imaginative concepts and titles that put a smart, engaging spin on the featured artworks. Recently, though, the gallery staff set themselves the challenge, in light of the pandemic, to do even more when plann

Visi

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Known for the sheer volume of its output while producing numerous award-winning designs, nendo is a Tokyo-based multidisciplinary studio founded by Japanese designer Oki Sato. Expect work in every medium imaginable, from paperclips to watches, shoes,

VOGUE India

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Lisa Sorgini will agree, life is often our best muse. The Australian photographer, who started focusing on images of motherhood after the birth of her firstborn, has now built an oeuvre of intimate mother-and-child portraits that resemble still-life

Homes & Antiques

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The views from Nicky de Bouille’s home in Saumur haven’t changed in around 200 years. The front of the house looks out across the Loire river, which runs through this historic town – famed for its eponymous red and sparkling wines – while the back ov

Art Almanac

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Through the lens of Australian and international photographers who see the world in unconventional ways and in unpredictable circumstances, the 2019 ‘Ballarat International Foto Biennale’ (BIFB), this year takes a deep dive into the world of human be

New Mexico Magazine

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After a successful career working with national companies, Minneapolis native Warren Malkerson and his wife, Joan, chose Carrizozo for her contemporary art space, Malkerson Gallery 408, and his Tularosa Basin Gallery of Photography. Set in a renovate

Amateur Photographer

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‘For me, a photograph is most successful when it doesn’t answer all the questions but leaves something to the imagination.’ What does this quote from Greg Gorman mean when we look at his celebrated images of celebrities? At what stage and in which sp

Home Design

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Pantone may have named Ultimate Gray and Illuminating (yellow) its 2021 colours of the year, but Hostel Baraban in Moscow combined the two back in 2018. Charming old brickwork and simple, modern furnishings join the on-trend colour combination to cre

Malaysia Tatler

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Growing up, there was no doubt in Nadirah Zakariya’s mind that she would become an artist. What kind, however, she only came to realise when she entered college. Initially intending to study graphic design at the Savannah College of Art and Design in

Aperture

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In General Song, his solo exhibition at Klowden Mann Gallery in Culver City earlier this year—the title is a nod to Pablo Neruda—Rodrigo Valenzuela amplified the photographs in his series Barricades (2017) with a departure, a dramatic sculptural inst

India Today

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Artist Susanta Mandal has invited colleagues such as Atul and Anju Dodiya, Dayanita Singh and Sudhir Patwardhan to exchange ideas about their creative processes through the exhibition of their art. Their new paintings show that Kallat and Gupta have

Belle

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Art’s potential to provide healing and care for fragile natural and social ecosystems is a major focus of the third iteration of The National, the biennial survey of contemporary Australian art exhibited across Sydney’s three major institutions – the

HELLO Fashion Monthly

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It would be easy to lose an hour or two trawling through Anna’s Instagram account, saving multiple images for inspiration of how you want your nails to look. Intricate designs of nature and animals sit next to unique and artsy experimentations with b

Amateur Photographer

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The Garden Rooms at Tennants, Leyburn, Yorkshire, until 3 September. At Redbrick Building in Glastonbury, Somerset, from 14 September to 13 October. Entrance is free. WITH ten separate categories including rural life, portraiture, Brits on holiday an

Fine Art Connoisseur

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Founded in 1999 by the New Jersey collectors Fred, Sherry, and Kara Lysandra Ross with several of their fellow scholars, the Art Renewal Center (ARC) is a nonprofit educational foundation that encourages the reemergence of traditional art and trainin

Hong Kong Tatler

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Galloping full speed into the Year of the Ox, art collectors Saniza Othman and Michael Yong-Haron hosted a private viewing of Nature as Teacher and Model, an exhibition dedicated to Yong Mun Sen, a renowned Malaysian artist and Yong-Haron’s grandfath

The Field

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IN the collection of the Royal Armouries is probably one of the most richly decorated firearms in existence made and signed by an Irish gunmaker. It was made around 1690 by one Francis Maddock or Maddox, who is recorded as working in Dublin at an add

Harper's Bazaar India

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NALINI IS A FAMILY PORTRAIT. A new series of photographs by artist Arpita Shah, it looks to capture the memories of her maternal ancestors. “I have focused predominantly on my mother and grandmother, and want to explore the intimacy, distance, and lo

Amateur Photographer

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The nature of celebrity photography has shifted significantly. To this day, Terry O'Neill has continued to lament the shifts in the process that was, back in the 20th century, more about intimate collaboration than a simple PR necessity. It used to b

The Pastel Journal

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I’ve long believed that artists won’t do much painting if their subject matter doesn’t resonate. My inspiration often comes from my interest in the colors that are barely perceivable in the dark and how they play against the vibrancy of color in ligh